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southern Taiwan.
Founded in the 17th
century as a
small trading village named Takau (or Takao,Takow), the city has
since grown into the
political and economic...
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Makea Takau Ariki (c. 1839–1911) was a
sovereign of the Cook Islands. She was the
ariki (queen) of the
dynasty Makea Nui (Great Makea), one of the three...
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Takau is the
former name of Kaohsiung.
Takau may also
refer to:
Takau Lutua (born c. 1963),
Tongan former rugby union player Tomasi Takau (1968–2021)...
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Tomasi Zundel Takau (October 15, 1968 – July 29, 2021) was a Tongan-American
international rugby union player. Born and
raised in Tonga,
Takau hailed from...
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Takau is a
district in
Fantswam (Kafanchan)
Chiefdom of Jema'a
Local Government Area in
southern Kaduna state in the
Middle Belt
region of Nigeria. It...
- the 1890s,
Makea Takau, a
Rarotongan chief,
ordered his
tribe to burn all
their family books, save his own. As a result,
Makea Takau's version became the...
- (VTPK,
where V (varu)
means 80, T (tataua) is 40, P (paua) is 20, and K (
takau) is 10). As
binary counting is
unknown in
other Polynesian societies, it...
- Kaohsiung,
which was
called as "
Takau" by
natives at that time. The
colonists of
Dutch East
India Company (VOC)
arrived at
Takau in 1620s and then
began to...
- they
named Ta-kau Isle (translated to 打狗嶼 by Ming
Chinese explorers), "
Takau"
meaning "bamboo forest" in the
Siraya language.
Dutch settlers colonizing...
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Takau Lutua (born Haveluliku,
circa 1963) is a
Tongan former rugby union player who pla**** as prop.
Lutua started first his
career in 1985 as
member of...
